stLouISTMisconduct charges dropped against ex-St. Louis County officer in diversion deal
Amy Loftus was charged in 2021 with five misdemeanor counts of misuse of official information by a public servant.
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Toddler taken in stolen vehicle in St. Louis County found unharmed
Police descended on Vitadale Court, a quiet residential street in north St. Louis County less than a mile from where the child was abducted.
Man accused of killing teen in hit-and-run released after charges refused
The St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office office said the investigation was incomplete, according to police.
Off-duty Metro East police officer shot three people after fight, charges say
The officer pleaded not guilty on Friday after being charged with three counts of aggravated battery with a firearm. Each of the charges is a Class X felony with a minimum of six years of prison time.
Missouri voters to decide whether to legalize marijuana in November
Legal Missouri 2022 now must convince a majority of Missouri voters to back legalizing marijuana in the Nov. 8 general election.
Pinky the boxer, rescued from flood, prompts growing search after fleeing her home
Pinky the boxer is still missing two weeks after she fled from a home on the same day she was rescued from rising floodwater in Brentwood. A growing search effort is determined to find her.
St. Louis police associations sue to block Mayor Tishaura Jones' oversight plan
The suit marks the latest conflict between a mayor who campaigned on rethinking public safety in the city and a resistant police force questioning her motives.
Teen dies after falling in Klondike Park in St. Charles County
A 17-year-old boy died Tuesday afternoon after losing his footing and falling while hiking near a cliff in Klondike Park, authorities said.
Missouri spent millions on pay raises for government workers. But 7,500 vacancies remain.
The pay issue has been a top concern for Gov. Mike Parson since he took office in 2018.
Wildwood considers ban on residents feeding deer
A city ordinance would ban salt licks and other deer feeding in the area.
Push to rename Wildwood's 'Old Slave Road' resurfaces with resident support
Residents all signed a petition asking the road be renamed to Madison Valley.
Bench dedicated in Edwardsville to honor 'Preach,' a beloved city figure
The bench sits on North Main Street, near the Madison County Administration Building. Mr. Webb died in June at the age of 86.
County councilwoman pushed for pot code limits while working for marijuana industry
St. Louis County Council member Lisa Clancy was vocal at meetings and pushed for zoning codes favored by the marijuana industry, records show.
Cindy Preszler will return to KSDK for guest weather gig
Preszler will deliver weather reports on the 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. newscasts on Wednesday at KSDK (Channel 5)
Date set for former St. Louis alderman to plead guilty in corruption case
John Collins-Muhammad will plead guilty Aug. 23 in U.S. District Court.
St. Louis police identify woman found shot to death in vehicle
The victim is Dasia Bowers, 25.
Kelvin Adams to retire after leading St. Louis Public Schools for 14 years
A nationwide search for Adams' replacement has been announced.
Nebraska mother and daughter accused of illegal abortion, burning and burying body
A week after the two were charged in early June in connection with burying the dead body, the detective served a search warrant on Facebook, to get access to their accounts.
Man shot to death in Walnut Park East neighborhood
Police say they don't know the name of the man who was killed.
West End tenants given 3 days to move out after flood damage
Tenants of the Loop Lofts in the Central West End were given just three days' notice to move out of the apartments after recent flooding.